Chiara Albanese is the Rome bureau chief for various publications, including the Irish Examiner, Yahoo Finance Canada, and Bloomberg News. With a wide range of experience in journalism, her work covers topics such as politics, finance, and current affairs in Italy and beyond.
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Chiara Albanese's coverage primarily revolves around Italian politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. She is likely to be interested in interviews or commentary from experts in Italian politics, finance, and economy. Given her focus on specific events and regulations within Italy, she may prefer sources with direct knowledge of the developments being covered.
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By: Donato Paolo Mancini, Chiara Albanese
Few people outside France are paying closer attention to its election than Italian premier Giorgia Meloni — and anyone assuming she and the National Rally leader Marine Le Pen would find common ground as right-wing populists would be wrong.
By: Donato Paolo Mancini, Chiara Albanese
(Bloomberg) -- Few people outside France are paying closer attention to its election than Italian premier Giorgia Meloni — and anyone assuming she and the National Rally leader Marine Le Pen would find common ground as right-wing populists would be wrong.
By: Chiara Albanese, Donato Paolo Mancini
In fact, people familiar with Meloni's thinking say she is acutely conscious that, should Le Pen's party prevail on July 7 — even shy of an absolute
By: Chiara Albanese, Daniele Lepido
A member of Matteo Salvini 's League is seeking to curtail mandatory vaccinations for children as the party steps up its populist drive following last month's European Union vote
By: Daniele Lepido, Chiara Albanese
A member of Matteo Salvini’s League is seeking to curtail mandatory vaccinations for children as the party steps up its populist drive following last month’s European Union vote.
By: Ania Nussbaum, Chiara Albanese
Nationalist parties in France and Italy set to join new group Orban announced alliance plan as Hungary assumed EU presidency
By: Chiara Albanese, Ania Nussbaum
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s nascent European Union alliance got a boost of influence Monday, with two major far—right parties — led by France’s Marine Le Pen and Italy’s Matteo Salvini — planning to join it.
By: Ania Nussbaum, Chiara Albanese
A spokesman for the Hungarian leader, Zoltan Kovacs, announced the moves by Le Pen and Salvini in posts on X Monday, where he said the new grouping
By: Chiara Albanese, Ania Nussbaum
Italy's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure, Matteo Salvini (L) and France's Far-right Rassemblement National (RN) National Assembly parliamentary group President Marine Le Pen react during the annual rally of the Italian far-right League (Lega) party in Pontida, northern Italy on Sept. 17, 2023. (Gabriel Bouys/AFP/Getty Images/TNS)
By: Chiara Albanese, Donato Paolo Mancini
Giorgia Meloni 's lawmakers in Brussels voted against the reappointment of Ursula von der Leyen as the president of the European Commission, highlighting tensions between the Italian prime minister and European Union institutions.
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